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June 21, 2010 · about 16 years ago

Maine port to cruisers: Not so many of you, please

When it comes to cruise ships, it’s the more, the merrier at many ports. But that’s not the case for Rockland, Maine. The Bangor Daily News reports the popular New England tourist town’s City Council is weighing a plan to sharply limit cruise ship arrivals and raise fees for the ships that do visit.

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When it comes to cruise ships, it’s the more, the merrier at many ports. But that’s not the case for Rockland, Maine. The Bangor Daily News reports the popular New England tourist town’s City Council is weighing a plan to sharply limit cruise ship arrivals and raise fees for the ships that do visit.

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